"The bottom line of institutions is to delay this for as long as possible. They aim to absorb the memetic revolution of the masses until a suitable response can be developed and deployed without direct censorship. With their cultural stamina and vast resources, they can wait this out indefinitely. Meanwhile, measures like Digital ID are designed to chip away at our leverage over virality, creating a legal framework where users can easily be punished for their social media activity. Limiting internet access for minors will not be about protecting them from Skibidi Toilet or porn. It will be about preventing the rise of another frog generation, people who refuse to look to traditional authorities for guidance. This age segregation gives the establishment a blank slate with each generation, making knowledge harder to pass down, while algorithms subtly force us to self-censor and erase the identity of frog culture."
https://open.substack.com/pub/audmund/p/between-empty-promises-of-a-billionaire?r=lp6h7
https://open.substack.com/pub/audmund/p/between-empty-promises-of-a-billionaire?r=lp6h7
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Between empty promises of a billionaire and a social credit system. The "secret" way your behavior is ranked on X.
In 2023, Elon Musk promised the world that Tweepcred was about to be deleted. Two years later, it’s still alive and fully operational.
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Blew out a baseball. With a speed of 1,000 miles per hour.
The mass of the baseball is known and approximates m = 0.145 kg.
Blew out a baseball. With a speed of 1,000 miles per hour.
The mass of the baseball is known and approximates m = 0.145 kg.
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🇫🇷 French engineer Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, left, poses high on the steps of the newly completed Eiffel Tower, 1889
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https://phys.org/news/2025-11-universe-expansion-evidence-mounts-dark.html
Turns out accelerated expansion was just misunderstood stellar astrophysics lol
Turns out accelerated expansion was just misunderstood stellar astrophysics lol
phys.org
Universe's expansion 'is now slowing, not speeding up': Evidence mounts that dark energy weakens over time
The universe's expansion may actually have started to slow rather than accelerating at an ever-increasing rate as previously thought, a new study suggests.
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This is where euthanasia will ultimately end up in the UK.
They withdrew the need for parental consent for contraception/abortion/covid jabs/transgender issues.
That was them laying the groundwork for what was coming.
This is sick.
They withdrew the need for parental consent for contraception/abortion/covid jabs/transgender issues.
That was them laying the groundwork for what was coming.
This is sick.
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Alan Watson (@DietHeartNews) on X
British journalist Peter Hitchens has been covering Russia for 47 years. He’s a critic of Vladimir Putin so nobody can say he’s "echoing Putin’s talking points.” Hitchens writes: “You’ve been fed a steady diet of propaganda rubbish about Ukraine and the invented…
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She could actually redeem herself for all the ridiculous pageantry if she pulls this off.
https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/1982415159638569469
https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/1982415159638569469
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Marble statuette of a naked white woman from Iraklia, Greece, c. 2700 - 2500 BC. The marble figure comes from a tomb in the Cyclades. Rows of dots on the face reflect tattoos. Eyes and hair were once painted in black paint.
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Meme of the Week 24
It was a tough competition this week on the Darkstream. For the first time ever, there were FOUR 10/10 memes and most of the other memes were high quality as well. But this one clearly took the prize, as it didn’t require a single word to rhetorically criticize the convergence of ChatGPT. DISCUSS ON SG
https://voxday.net/2025/11/06/meme-of-the-week-24/
It was a tough competition this week on the Darkstream. For the first time ever, there were FOUR 10/10 memes and most of the other memes were high quality as well. But this one clearly took the prize, as it didn’t require a single word to rhetorically criticize the convergence of ChatGPT. DISCUSS ON SG
https://voxday.net/2025/11/06/meme-of-the-week-24/
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RFK Jr In 2024 on using GLP-1 drugs for obesity, arguing that a $3 Trillion per year band-aid ignores root causes like diet and lifestyle, proposing a $600 billion annual investment in organic meals instead. (44 seconds)
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☕️THE RETURN OF SNAKE PLISSKEN ☙ Thursday, November 6, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS🦠
When did we start living in a real-life version of Escape from New York? Was it this week, during the pandemic, or did it maybe start earlier? That and more, in the roundup.
https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/the-return-of-snake-plissken-thursday
When did we start living in a real-life version of Escape from New York? Was it this week, during the pandemic, or did it maybe start earlier? That and more, in the roundup.
https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/the-return-of-snake-plissken-thursday
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☕️ THE RETURN OF SNAKE PLISSKEN ☙ Thursday, November 6, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠
In which we search the fallout from Tuesday's elections for hopeful lessons; and a 1981 classic Kurt Russell movie returns with a bang of new relevance.
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Books that Monks Read in 8th Century Northern England
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Books that Monks Read in 8th Century Northern England
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I saw a pretty cool video by Adam Walker about the reading list of 1983 Harvard students, and I thought it would be a cool idea to make an 8th century Northern English version. What kinds…
I saw a pretty cool video by Adam Walker about the reading list of 1983 Harvard students, and I thought it would be a cool idea to make an 8th century Northern English version. What kinds…
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British archeologist Sir Leonard Woolley (right) and T. E. Lawrence at the excavations at Carchemish, with a slab depicting a Hittite chariot, c. 1913.
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"An eight-year-old who received a murdered ten-year-old's heart began having nightmares about the killer. Using the child's denoscriptions, police found and convicted the murderer based on completely accurate details about timing, weapon, location, and the victim's final words."
https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-mystery-of-transplanted-consciousness?r=lp6h7&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false
https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-mystery-of-transplanted-consciousness?r=lp6h7&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false
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The Mystery of Transplanted Consciousness: When Organs Transfer More Than Function
Exploring the Profound Evidence That Memories, Personalities, and Skills Can Transfer from Donor to Recipient
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'The Nymph' by Giovanni Battista Lombardi (1822 - 1880) is in Palazzo Facchi, Brescia, Italy.
Look at the detail showing the extreme skill in depicting water with marble.
Did you know? 🎓
Look at the detail showing the extreme skill in depicting water with marble.
Did you know? 🎓
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Benjamin Espen reviews The Wise of Heart.
"When it comes to the two sides, I was impressed by Schantz' version of gender affirmation theory, put into the mouth of the prosecuting attorney just like William Jennings Bryan's defense of biblical interpretation on the witness stand. Like a medieval disputation, Schantz gave the side he clearly does not agree with the chance to make its best argument.
"That Schantz' rhetorical opponents are not interested in returning the favor was vividly illustrated by Kickstarter shutting down the crowdfunding campaign originally intended to publish this book. Schantz was able to find an alternative platform, but [the] way in which real life rhymes with fiction here is eerie.
"This was an great book, both thought-provoking and interesting to read. The illustrations are top-notch as well. I'm happy to recommend it."
https://www.benespen.com/wise-of-heart-book-review/
"When it comes to the two sides, I was impressed by Schantz' version of gender affirmation theory, put into the mouth of the prosecuting attorney just like William Jennings Bryan's defense of biblical interpretation on the witness stand. Like a medieval disputation, Schantz gave the side he clearly does not agree with the chance to make its best argument.
"That Schantz' rhetorical opponents are not interested in returning the favor was vividly illustrated by Kickstarter shutting down the crowdfunding campaign originally intended to publish this book. Schantz was able to find an alternative platform, but [the] way in which real life rhymes with fiction here is eerie.
"This was an great book, both thought-provoking and interesting to read. The illustrations are top-notch as well. I'm happy to recommend it."
https://www.benespen.com/wise-of-heart-book-review/
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The Wise of Heart Book Review
He that troubleth his owne house, shall inherite the wind:
and the foole shall be servant to the wise of heart.
Proverbs 11:29
Hans G. Schantz's The Wise of Heart is a bold foray into one of the most controversial topics in contemporary America: transgenderism.…
and the foole shall be servant to the wise of heart.
Proverbs 11:29
Hans G. Schantz's The Wise of Heart is a bold foray into one of the most controversial topics in contemporary America: transgenderism.…
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WWII Wasn’t Worth It
A British WWII veteran issues a scathing verdict on the state of Britain today and his regrets about having defended what is now a collapsing, demoralized, half-occupied nation: A 100-year-old veteran shocked the hosts of Good Morning Britain today by declaring that winning World War II ‘wasn’t worth it’ due to the state of the […]
https://voxday.net/2025/11/07/wwii-wasnt-worth-it/
A British WWII veteran issues a scathing verdict on the state of Britain today and his regrets about having defended what is now a collapsing, demoralized, half-occupied nation: A 100-year-old veteran shocked the hosts of Good Morning Britain today by declaring that winning World War II ‘wasn’t worth it’ due to the state of the […]
https://voxday.net/2025/11/07/wwii-wasnt-worth-it/
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Ted Cruz has come to a conservative think tank to prove that he is still relevant.
As senate chair of the Senate commerce committee, he has to justify his salary by staying active in the trade war against China, even if it means resorting to historical fiction.
Translation:
- "The Chinese are engaged in a 1000-years war against the US."
Read : I am positive that Chinese people have started to hate us 800 years before we existed. The Song dynasty was already devising plans to take down America. Know your history.
- "Their objective is total global dominance"
Read : Our objective as a hegemon, from government to corporate level, is total global dominance over vassals first (that's done since 1945) and pesky sovereign countries.
- "We, the US, are often slow to action. We tend to slumber on threats".
Read : In our perpetual war against the emergence of a peer competitor, it takes us time to manufacture a new crisis when we identify an emerging threat to us. But make no mistake : we are the threat to them. Ask Germany, Japan, Russia and China.
- " I think more and more people's eyes are opening up".
Read : More and more opinion polls in Western countries show that despite our efforts to demonize it, the image of China in the Western population is improving. We need more money for propaganda and weaponry. Raising tariffs on imported Chinese goods, which means raising prices for the American consumer, is how we plan to make a ton of money.
As senate chair of the Senate commerce committee, he has to justify his salary by staying active in the trade war against China, even if it means resorting to historical fiction.
Translation:
- "The Chinese are engaged in a 1000-years war against the US."
Read : I am positive that Chinese people have started to hate us 800 years before we existed. The Song dynasty was already devising plans to take down America. Know your history.
- "Their objective is total global dominance"
Read : Our objective as a hegemon, from government to corporate level, is total global dominance over vassals first (that's done since 1945) and pesky sovereign countries.
- "We, the US, are often slow to action. We tend to slumber on threats".
Read : In our perpetual war against the emergence of a peer competitor, it takes us time to manufacture a new crisis when we identify an emerging threat to us. But make no mistake : we are the threat to them. Ask Germany, Japan, Russia and China.
- " I think more and more people's eyes are opening up".
Read : More and more opinion polls in Western countries show that despite our efforts to demonize it, the image of China in the Western population is improving. We need more money for propaganda and weaponry. Raising tariffs on imported Chinese goods, which means raising prices for the American consumer, is how we plan to make a ton of money.